Contents

• Delegation to League of Nations Scores First VictoryMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Liberty Hall Inadequate to Accommodate Crowdsp. 2
• Escaping Gas Imperils Negro World Officep. 2
• Bellegarde, Haitian Delegate, Electrifies League of Nations—Demands Report on Slaughter of the Nativesp. 3
• Plans Being Arranged by the Association of Trade and Commerce for Business Expositionp. 3
• Maloney Says Negro Race Is Not Doomed to ExtinctionMaloney author? · essayp. 3
• Chapter No. 56, New York Local, U.N.I.A.E. Williams author?p. 3
• Dr. Daniel L. Reed at Jarvisburg, N.C.p. 3
• In MemoriamViolet Kendall and Byron Kendall author?p. 3
• Impressions and Reflections of a Casual Observer of the Third International Convention of the Negro Peoples of the Worldessayp. 3
• Announcement: Negro Timesp. 3
• Letter to Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois in Defense of Marcus Garveyp. 3
• A CorrectionMrs. Elsie Dorsett author?p. 3
• The U. N. I. A.Marcus Garvey · editorialp. 4
• Bellegarde at League of Nationsp. 4
• The Grim Reaperp. 4
• The Negro as a Manufactureressayp. 4
• An Open Letter to Prof. Wm. Pickens on Marcus Garvey and the Ku KluxJ. Arthur Davisp. 4
• Attorney J. W. Schenk of Boston, Mass., Chosen Assistant U. S. District Attorneyp. 4
• Editorial Notesp. 4
• Mexico and the Negro: The Fever of an Exodus Is Not MadnessC. Little · essayp. 5
• An Open Letter to Prof. William PickensWilliam D. Rankin author?p. 5
• To All Divisions and Members of the Universal African Black Cross NursesIsabella Lawrence author?p. 5
• Great Convention by Great People at a Great TimeSir Robert L. Poston · essayp. 5
• A New Balance of Power Being Developed by U.N.I.A. & A.C.L.J. Jackson Tilfordp. 5
• Are Negro Scholars Losing the Power of Keen and True Analysis?Wilfred L. Griffith · essayp. 5
• Negro and DemocracyJ. R. Austin · essayp. 5
• The Negro Doctorstoryp. 6
• Bruce Grit's Column: Bruce Grit on Negro SocietyJohn E. Brucep. 6
• The Wills-Dempsey FightJohn E. Bruce author?p. 6
• Third Annual International Convention, at Liberty Hall, New York City, U.S.A.Prince John · poemp. 6
• Hindered, Yet Hopefulpoemp. 6
• Tennis Tournamentp. 6
• Weekly Sermonsermonp. 6
• Santiago, Cuba, Division No. 194 Putting on New Life: Acquiring Funds to Establish Its Own Liberty Hallp. 7
• High Commissioner Pays Visitp. 7
• The Work of the First New York U. A. LegionE. R. Gilkes author?p. 7
• Tela Division No. 165E. M. Stewart, F. A. Vernal, Mrs. H. M. Fairclough, Mrs. V. M. Flowers, J. J. Brown author?p. 7
• A Message from Jatibonico P. O., Prov. of CamagüeyPrince A. Simon author?p. 7
• Hon. R. L. Poston Visits Columbus Div. No. 142W. H. Johnson author?p. 7
• Bluefields, Nicaragua, Celebrates Aug. 1: The Opening of Third International Convention of NegroesW. E. Joiner author?p. 8
• Lynching in America and How to Correct Itp. 8
• Brown Stirs Bluefields, Nicaraguap. 9
• A Pleasant Sunday Afternoon in Tela, Spanish HondurasF. A. Vernal author?p. 9
• Important NoticeMarcus Garveyp. 9
• Touching Farewell to President of Div. 164, Guantanamo, Cubap. 9
• Jobabo, Oriente, Cuba Division No. 323, Holds Big Mass Meeting and Election of OfficersJ. Leo French author?p. 9
• Tribute to Hon. Henry Hodgep. 9
• From Santiago de Cuba: The Colors of the Red, the Black and the GreenGeo. F. Rawlins author?p. 10
• The Detroit U. N. I. A.p. 10
• Universal Negro Improvement Association and the Dyer Anti-Lynching Billeditorialp. 10
• Hon. Dr. B. B. Fairclough and Hon. W. O. Smyers Stir Chapter No. 1 and Put New Life in Membersp. 10
• Unveiling of Charter No. 538Lula Arnold author?p. 10
• Gary Division No. 185 Defends Secretary General Fred A. TooteA. E. Scott et al. author?p. 10
• Deputy Charles Jackson Electrifies Montclair DivisionWilliam Duncan author?p. 10
• Reception for High Commissioner Edward V. MoralesPreston Strickland author?p. 10
• Impressions from San Juan Division, Porto RicoAntonio Beltran Rentas author?p. 10
• Complaint Departmentp. 10
• Interesting Meeting in Tampico, MexicoUNIA Tampico Division No. 525 author?p. 10
• Enthusiasm Runs High in Knoxville, Tenn.Mrs. A. S. Page author?p. 10
• Veteran Brands Britons as GreedyPeter V. Fernandes author?p. 10
• Nuestra Gran Convención Internacional y Sus Resultadosp. 11
• El general Crowder no presentó un ultimátum al presidente Zayas y al congreso cubanop. 11
• Chile Presidiendo la Liga de Nacionesp. 11
• La Representación Norte-Americana en la Exposición del Brasilp. 11
• El Presidente de México No Teme al Alzamiento de Murguiap. 11
• Se Constituye en Cuba un Comité de Defensa Nacionalp. 11
• Otro Atentado Contra la Vida de los Viajerosp. 11
• Un Empréstito para la República Haitianap. 11
• El Asesinato como Argumentoeditorialp. 11
• U. N. L. A. Struggling in Moronp. 11
• Plácida Visitap. 11
• Sol Butler Joins the Big Brothersp. 11
• Mr. M. R. Jackson Speaks to West End Chapter No. 22, U.N.I.A.p. 12
• A Message from Panamap. 12
• Tampico, Tamps., Mex. Division Elects OfficersHarry author?p. 12
• Loyal Member of Antilla Division 326 Passed Away Aug. 22p. 12
• Marcus Garvey Accorded Brilliant Reception by Philadelphia ChapterDr. W. H. Hannap. 12
• Guantanamo Division Celebrates International Holiday Aug. 31Edward St. Hill author?p. 12
• The U.N.I.A. at Atlantic Ave., Brooklynp. 12
• The Brooklyn, N.Y., Division Entertains the Potentatep. 12
• Hon. W. O. Smyer Storms Farrell, Pennsylvaniap. 12
• A CorrectionMrs. Millie White author?p. 12